Does this jacket pack well? Going to LA soon, and I want something I can carry in my purse and pull out when necessary.
9198
Yes it's very lightweight so you can fold to make it fit nicely in a purse, bit a big purse though.
9199
Very light, could pack in a "travel-purse" friendly roll without any issues..
9200
The Columbia Women's Splash a Little Jacket is thin, comfortable, and stylish. However, you will need a medium size purse (not very small) to fully accommodate it. Living in Houston, TX, wear this jacket almost constantly. If you decide to buy it, you should be happy.
9201
Jacket packs very well; non-wrinkle, not heavy, great hood. a bit bulky for a purse, unless you have a big satchel and will roll the jacket.
1532290
I guess that would depend on what you wanted to take with you. If you just wanted to pack some food and maybe a light jacket, I'd say you'd be ok otherwise you'll probably need some additional storage.
348942
Yes, it packs into the pocket. It even has a soft side to use as a mini pillow. Awesome jacket!
957380
I think this bag would be big enough. It is on the bigger side. I am an over-packer and this bag worked just fine for me :) Lots of pockets too!
542659
Don't pack it into it's own pocket. That's stupid. Just get a compression sack and put multiple things on it if you're looking to save space
1828040
Yes it does. It's pretty big and the inner side of the pocket is mesh. I like to store my sleeves in it if I'm insure of what the weather is going to do. The zipper is a little tight so it definitely takes two hands to open and close (one to hold the jacket the other for zipping). Hope that helps!
1580291
Try the Clek Weelee Travel Baghttp://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=Clek+Weelee+Travel+Bag
20288
I find it to be plenty warm enough on it's own for work days (in the car before it warms up, walking to and from the car, etc). For outdoor activities I like to layer with a sweatshirt, fleece or sweater for added warm. The slim profile of the jacket vs the huge puffy down made my decision for me. I'm willing to sacrifice a bit of warmth for the reduced bulk.
1846505
yes, sure. It's a really amzing confortable bag: light but also able to contain number of stuff (and device also).It has a button to close it, an external pocket with zip. I bought it for me and then other 4 as gifts and they all got exciting comments (and I see people using my gifts!!, this means it met their needs). I really recommend it.
843224
This is my favorite bag. It should be fine for you unless fully loaded. The bag expands to a pretty large size. So if you don't need to pack it full, should be fine
1694329
Not for me. I've taken mine to a few places, and pack it with other items, and it still in great shape. However, I did buy the Bronzer, and that did break.
704196
Oh yes, and on top of that you'll also be able to fit a little more. The things I've been able to pack in are both my gloves, heavy jacket, a book, ownersmanual/title, allen wrench set, extra straps, phone, kickstand slide plate, maps and water bottle. It is really sturdy and a good product you just have to play around with the straps.
1539922
Definitely. My wife has been using this for 3 months and carries it in her purse. No issues with that.
441237
It's not too bad. I have a big purse, and it fits in there. I like it because of its different compartments. Nothing gets soggy anymore. And the entire stays cool without refrigeration. If you have a car to and from work, I would definitely get one. One would also fit in a back pack. Hope this helps.
1792608
I was able to fit it in a jacket pocket but this jacket had a deep pocket and it bulged outta my jacket so no it doesnt really fit in a pocket sorry man..
393951
I think the pack will be a little on the large size for running depending on how much clothes you want to bring. I suggest maybe a 10-20L pack for that. Don't get me wrong though, the talon has great compression so under packing it works great as well.
206136
I carry a light weight rain/wind jacket. I roll it up then weave it into the criss-crossed straps vertically on one side. I have at times rolled a sweatshirt up also and weaved it into the other side. They both stay put through several hours of hiking.